Development

For years, the peer-to-peer model has been a great way to extend your fundraising reach.

Nonprofit fundraising strategy tends to rely heavily on the acquisition of donors.

Fundraising really is all about relationships — genuine relationships that you build with donors on behalf of those you serve.

Waivers may seem like a hassle. But there’s a way to ease the process. Save time with digital waivers.

A lot of blog articles focus on what you should be doing. Like what about your event?

Looking at three specific points in time will give nonprofits clues as to how to address the current COVID-19 crisis.

Jeff and I are hearing from nonprofit professionals who worry themselves sick about whether they should be asking the donor for a gift.

Now is the time to reach out to your donors and ask them how they’re doing.

We need to have an organizational fundraising plan in place now with several scenarios embedded in the details.

Marketing is an essential part of fundraising for your nonprofit.

I have some good news: Now may be a good time to ask for monthly gifts.

Most nonprofits are worrying about hitting their 2020 targets. Will donors give less? Will participation in our events drop?

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Fundraising professionals across the board agree that organizations have to 1) build their donor…

Justin Ehrenwerth, Philadelphia coordinator for Obama for America, discusses his session at the…

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